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Originally Posted by chino1974Â 
I kinda had a feeling it had to either be just one bad stick from removing the neatspreaders or something else giving you issues. I don't see all the ram sticks going at once like that. Especially when you even tested them with nothing on to make sure they were ok and they were fine. Like you said try and remember to keep an eye out if it acts up again what your doing at the moment and the conditions like temp and load. And if it does happen again test any other components on your rig that you might be having any doubts about like that old hd you mentioned it might not be the ram at all. I don't think it is after you ran memtest and got good results.
I kinda had a feeling it had to either be just one bad stick from removing the neatspreaders or something else giving you issues. I don't see all the ram sticks going at once like that. Especially when you even tested them with nothing on to make sure they were ok and they were fine. Like you said try and remember to keep an eye out if it acts up again what your doing at the moment and the conditions like temp and load. And if it does happen again test any other components on your rig that you might be having any doubts about like that old hd you mentioned it might not be the ram at all. I don't think it is after you ran memtest and got good results.
hey mate, i think i fixed the issue i think it was my gpu of all things, i had the amd overdrive software on and because i didnt tune it properly (and forgot it was on) i think it was locking up to stop my gpu from being killed LoL...ive since turned overdrive off and no issue as of yet...very unhappy to as i pulled my ram heatsinks off in a panic attack thinking it was them and they're no good anymore
oh well guess ill live with low profile ram for the moment 
p.s. i also monitored temps and both gpu & cpu were in safe territory gpu around 65 degrees C and cpu around 45 degrees C...
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